01
Prepare Frigade and your agent
Start with an agent that already supports tool or function calling and a Frigade account that can learn the product workflows you want to support. Use a dedicated product account with the minimum permissions needed rather than an all-powerful training account.
Frigade's public material says its agents navigate the product and can combine that learned workflow knowledge with connected knowledge sources. Test the important workflows yourself rather than treating automatic relearning as proven.
02
Register Frigade as a narrow tool
Frigade's launch example imports @frigade/ai-sdk, registers a tool inside a Vercel AI SDK streamText flow and executes frigade.assist({ userId, intent }). Use Frigade's live documentation for exact package and credential setup.
Give the tool a narrow description: call it for product-specific questions, settings and guided workflows. Do not route every conversation through Frigade when the existing model can answer without product context.
03
Test identity, permissions and updates
Pass the correct user identity and test at least two roles with different permissions. A standard member should not receive administrative guidance or actions that the product itself would not allow.
Build an evaluation set from real questions, then repeat it after moving a setting or changing a controlled workflow. That directly tests Frigade's relearning claim against your own release process.
04
Watch usage and production behavior
Frigade's Growth plan currently starts at $1,000 per month with 2,500 queries, so tool-routing quality affects both cost and user experience. Track when the tool was called, what it returned and whether the user completed the intended workflow.
Start with guidance-only or reversible tasks and expand autonomy only after the results are stable. For product scope, pricing and security boundaries, return to the Frigade Assist API overview.
Sources
Primary and supporting sources
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